Four men who attacked students await sentence

Four south-city Dublin men who attacked students on Halloween Night 2006 will be sentenced later by Judge Tony Hunt at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Four men who attacked students await sentence
Fri, 17 Oct, 2008 - 13:06

Four south-city Dublin men who attacked students on Halloween Night 2006 will be sentenced later by Judge Tony Hunt at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

Two walking through Templeogue on Halloween night two years ago were attacked by five drunk youths, has heard.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: DublinPlace: TempleoguePlace: Manor RisePlace: RathfarnhamPlace: Ailesbury GrovePlace: DundrumPlace: Springfield AvenuePlace: Sweetmount AvenuePlace: Braemor RdPlace: ChurchtownPlace: RathminesPerson: JudgePerson: Tony HuntPerson: Killian RyanPerson: Shane CunninghamPerson: Aidan McMannamonPerson: Donnchadh WoulfePerson: Robert KennedyPerson: Paddy SwendellPerson: Gabriel DuffyPerson: Garreth Baker BLPerson: SwendellPerson: DuffyPerson: RyanPerson: McMannamonPerson: WoulfePerson: GardaPerson: Remy Farrell BLPerson: CunninghamPerson: Philip Rahn BLPerson: RahnPerson: Ronan KennedyPerson: KennedyPerson: Michael BowmanPerson: BLPerson: BakerEvent: Halloween Night 2006Organisation: Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
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